St Hagop Armenian Church has been blessed with committed and faithful leaders who have acted as stewards over our church over the years. Meet the people who have served the Lord and our church gladly in the past until today in the profiles below.
Long time member of the St. Hagop Armenian Church community, Meline Hazaryan, passed on June 25, 2023. Meline left a fixed sum in her will of $10,000 for St. Hagop Armenian Church which the church received on February 25, 2024 and has added to its maintenance reserve fund. St. Hagop is blessed by Meline’s gift…
Ida Merakyan was a long-time steward, godmother and lector of St. Hagop Armenian Church. She went to her eternal rest on May 24, 2023. Ida left a fixed sum in her will of $50,000 for St. Hagop Armenian Church which the church received on October 6, 2023 and has added to its maintenance fund. St.…
Member of the St. Hagop Armenian Church community, Leon Atayan, passed on February 3, 2020. Leon left a fixed sum in his will of $5,000 for St. Hagop Armenian Church which the church received on November 30, 2024 and has added to its maintenance reserve fund. May Leon abide in peace with our Lord!
Alice P. Plyler lived in Lake Alfred, FL and passed away at age 92 Saturday, November 19, 2016. Alice was unable to ever attend St. Hagop, but she kept the church in her heart, even at a distance. She left $5,000 in her will to St. Hagop, designated to aiding Armenian orphans. The Parish council…
Arda Unjian, long time faithful member of St. Hagop Armenian Church, went to his eternal rest on Sunday, February 9, 2014. Arda was a beloved member of our community from very early on. Arda left two gifts to St. Hagop. The proceeds of the sale of his condominium, which was $70,279.97 as well as a fixed…
France Frankian was a long-time parishioner and dedicated parish council member of St. Hagop Armenian Church who went to his eternal rest on April 5, 2012. France left a fixed sum in his will of $3,000 for St. Hagop Armenian Church which the church received on October 5, 2012 and has added to its maintenance…
An Anonymous Couple set up a charitable remainder trust naming St. Hagop as 1 of 3 beneficiaries upon their deaths. The couple’s estate lawyer advised them of the advantages of distributing the money while they are living, rather than through their wills. In the summer of 2010, the couple presented St. Hagop with a check…